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Heimar corrects week 37 buyback total to 1,114,000 shares for ISK 38.01 million

Heimar corrects week 37 buyback total to 1,114,000 shares for ISK 38.01 million

BitgetBitget2026/09/28 17:07
  • Heimar corrected its week 37 share buyback disclosure, citing a previously unreported 11 September 2026 transaction.
  • Revised total bought that week to 1,114,000 shares for ISK 38.01 million, versus 939,700 shares for ISK 32.13 million.
  • The missing trade covered 174,300 shares at ISK 33.70 each, totaling ISK 5,873,910.
  • Post-correction treasury shares were 29,989,000; as of 28 September 2026 they stood at 32,896,000.
  • Total programme spend was corrected to ISK 1.08 billion; as of 28 September 2026 it was ISK 1.17 billion.


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